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Chapter 142

Chapter 14 Section 15 The result of buying flowers at the traffic light intersection?

A kind gift can leave a fragrance in your heart with endless aftertaste. ? ?

The downtown area of ​​Washington has been flooded with traffic during this working hour, and Roman drove slowly in the traffic.While waiting for a red light, a ragged little boy knocked on the car window and asked him if he wanted to buy flowers. He took out 2 dollars, but because the green light was on, and the people behind were honking their horns to urge him, he responded rudely. The boy who was asking him what flowers he wanted said, "Any color is fine, as long as you hurry up."?
The boy said very politely, "Thank you, sir."?
After driving for a short distance, Roman felt a little uneasy because he received such a polite response from the other party because of his rude attitude.He parked the car on the side of the road, walked up to the boy to apologize, and gave him another $2 to buy a bouquet of flowers for someone he liked. The boy smiled and thanked him for accepting. ?
When Roman went back to start the car, he found that the car broke down and couldn't move. After a while, he decided to walk to the tow truck for help.When he was thinking about it, a tow truck was coming, and he was very surprised. The driver smiled and said to him: "A kid gave me 4 dollars, asked me to drive over to help you, and wrote a note. "Roman opened it and read: This represents a bunch of flowers. ?
Mind walk?

Carnegie, a Mellon University psychologist who specializes in social psychology, told this touching little story with great affection. ?
Gifts of roses, hand a fragrance.Your kindness may not be rewarded immediately, but the joy brought by giving will fill your heart with sunshine. Isn't this the best reward?
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